Troy

In 1250 B.C., a legendary conflict ignites when Paris, the Trojan prince, persuades Helen of Sparta to abandon her husband and flee with him to Troy. This act of desire fuels the rage of King Menelaus, who enlists his brother Agamemnon to reclaim her by force. Leading a massive fleet of 1,000 ships and an army of 50,000 Greeks, they sail toward Troy to engage in a war that will define an era and forge immortal heroes.